@akhilsuri194 Namaste Akhil ji
(a) which country are your investments in ( Indian stocks or what?)?
(b) what type of income -- sale ( capital or ordinary ), interest, dividend or what ?
(c) Are you having TDS on this income or is this unrealized income/gain ?
Generally , foreign sourced incomes are treated just like domestic except that you do not have the 1099s involved/issued. So you have to use dummy ones ( i.e. you recognize the income as if you had a 1099).
If any taxes were paid ( finalized is better but TDS can work temporarily with amendment required), this may be eligible for foreign tax credit ( absent any constraints by the tax treaty between US and that foreign source country).
Your own Tax status ( US person or NRA ) also plays into this.
Please answer my questions and I will circle back. You can also PM me
